What are your favorite scenes involving revenge?

[JourneyFan]

Based on my recent viewings, two that would be very high on my list are:

1. Unforgiven - William Muny's bad a$$ery at the end.
2. Carrie - the prom scene

[Pedro Cerrano]

The end scene in "Lucky Number Slevin"

[NewMarketSean]

I like the scenes in The Patriot when Mel Gibson rescues his sons from th British and then at the end too, when he runs that Brit through the neck with the bayonet.

[DuffMan]

Marv from Sin City. Pick a scene, any scene, he dishes out plenty of vengeance!

[The Wedge]

Marcellus Wallace and his "gonna get medievel on his ass" speech from Pulp Fiction.

Khan dying, thinking he has his revenge in Wrath of Khan.

Huggybear taking a club to Reese's face in Starsky and Hutch. "I found your 9-Iron, *****! Don't ever lay hands on Huggybear!"

[YardBirds13]

The end scene in "Lucky Number Slevin"

Awesome choice.

I'll go with a recent choice. How about Harvey Dent/Two-Face's last scene with Jim Gordon's family in The Dark Knight.

Pretty sweet revenge scene (Although I guess he didn't actually get the revenge, but whatever.)

[waroriole]

Marcellus Wallace and his "gonna get medievel on his ass" speech from Pulp Fiction.

Winner!!!!

[scOtt]

One off the top of my head, more of a Karma revenge than something anyone set up...

Carmen Diaz, out of her mind, running, screaming down the street, at the end of Very Bad Things.

[BaltimoreTerp]

"You're going to have to answer for Sonny, Carlo..."

[Dipper9]

Wow. Nice timing on the thread. I literally just turned this movie off 10 minutes ago. If you like revenge movies, I HIGHLY recommend this one starring Kevin Bacon. Kelly Preston and John Goodman are also in it.

[square634]

Scott Tenorman Must Die. I don't care that it's not a movie.

[BaltimoreTerp]

Scott Tenorman Must Die. I don't care that it's not a movie.

Well, that should go without saying.

[YardBirds13]

Scott Tenorman Must Die. I don't care that it's not a movie.

Game. Set. Match. square634.

That is the greatest revenge ever. Hands down.

[Tank]

Wow. Nice timing on the thread. I literally just turned this movie off 10 minutes ago. If you like revenge movies, I HIGHLY recommend this one starring Kevin Bacon. Kelly Preston and John Goodman are also in it.

Great movie. It gets my vote too.

[ChaosLex]

When the villian, Magua, gets jacked up by Chingachgook at the end of Last of the Mohicans. No question.

[mweb]

Sleepers: When they kill Kevin Bacon.

[McNulty]

Um, hasn't anyone seen Oldboy? THAT was some revenge, sirs.

[McNulty]

The end scene in "Lucky Number Slevin"

Really? You are going to have to explain this one to me (why the movie was good, not the revenge part). I only saw it once, and thought it was the most far reaching turd I'd seen in a while.

Perhaps I've misjudged you Mr. Slevin.

[backwardsk]

Sleepers: When they kill Kevin Bacon.

Yes! The expression on Bacon's face when he puts two and two together is priceless.

[Frobby]

Not sure if this counts, but when Clint Eastwood blows away the bad guy in the original Dirty Harry movie it's pretty gratifying.

Kind of in a different direction, when Paul Newman and Robert Redford finally pull off "The Sting" it is very sweet.

[TGO]

Not sure if this counts, but when Clint Eastwood blows away the bad guy in the original Dirty Harry movie it's pretty gratifying.

I think that counts (since he had taken everything so personally, I call it revenge even though he was just doing his job), and it's a good choice.

[glenn__davis]

When Charlie Conway uses the triple deke (sp?) to win the game for Gordon Bombay and defeat Coach Riley's evil Hawks.

On a more serious note, I'll take some of Bruce Lee's revenge shots in "Enter the Dragon".

[sakata_catching]

Not Peckinpah's best film by a longshot — hell, I don't even think it's a very good film by any measure — but I can't believe this thread has gone on this long without a mention of Straw Dogs.

When Charles Bronson finally gets the drop on Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West, flashback and all — gold.

And the entirety of John Boorman's Point Blank proves that revenge is a dish best served cold, hard and completely devoid of pesky emotions. The original Get Carter with Michael Caine is pretty good in this regard, too.

[cindyluvsbrady]

Dirty Harry.....Do you feel lucky punk?
Hope I got this right:o

[PeteCanes]

Dirty Harry.....Do you feel lucky punk?
Hope I got this right:o

Great scene.

Ya gotta ask yourself one question. Do I feel lucky? Well do ya... PUNK!?

[Jimbo81]

I guess all of the Death Wish movies with Mr. Bronson.

The most creepy:
Last house on the left (don't watch this movie)
Deliverance (I like this movie, but I like to skip some scenes)

I'm sure I can think of more, but after those 2 choices I don't want to anymore.

[glenn__davis]

I guess all of the Death Wish movies with Mr. Bronson.

The most creepy:
Last house on the left (don't watch this movie)
Deliverance (I like this movie, but I like to skip some scenes)

I'm sure I can think of more, but after those 2 choices I don't want to anymore.

LOL! This might be one of the funniest posts I've ever read on here. :)

[cindyluvsbrady]

Great scene.

Ya gotta ask yourself one question. Do I feel lucky? Well do ya... PUNK!?

Id love to say that to someone!:):clap3::mwahaha:
Just Kidding!

[TakebackOPACY]

Marcellus Wallace and his "gonna get medievel on his ass" speech from Pulp Fiction.

Ya know, I'm not sure how to pick one scene when Tarantino put together two full length movies about revenge. I've killed a hell of a lot of people to get to this point. And I am gonna KILL BILL! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSR7xRGBnOE)

[TonySoprano]

C'mon nobody's mentioned Michael Corleone? He took out Sal Tessio, Carlo Rossi, Moe Greene, Phillip Tattalgia, Victor Strachi, Carmine Cuneo, and Emilio Barzini and that was just the end of the first Godfather. Fredo, Hyman Roth buy the farm in II and Frank Pentangeli saves him the trouble, slashing his wrists in a bathtub.

[ChaosLex]

C'mon nobody's mentioned Michael Corleone? He took out Sal Tessio, Carlo Rossi, Moe Greene, Phillip Tattalgia, Victor Strachi, Carmine Cuneo, and Emilio Barzini and that was just the end of the first Godfather. Fredo, Hyman Roth buy the farm in II and Frank Pentangeli saves him the trouble, slashing his wrists in a bathtub.

How about when Sonny Corleone beats the crap out of his sister's abusive husband? :clap3:

[TonySoprano]

Doh ! I didn't mention Michael personally taking out Virgil Solozzo and Capt. McCluskey.

[MTOsFan]

Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.

[BaltimoreTerp]

C'mon nobody's mentioned Michael Corleone? He took out Sal Tessio, Carlo Rossi, Moe Greene, Phillip Tattalgia, Victor Strachi, Carmine Cuneo, and Emilio Barzini and that was just the end of the first Godfather. Fredo, Hyman Roth buy the farm in II and Frank Pentangeli saves him the trouble, slashing his wrists in a bathtub.


"You're going to have to answer for Sonny, Carlo..."

No, NO ONE mentioned him...:laughlol:

[BaltimoreTerp]

How about when Sonny Corleone beats the crap out of his sister's abusive husband? :clap3:

Oh please. If that wasn't so important to the later plot of the movie, they should just cut the scene out. Worst fight scene, ever :p

[Balmer Bomber]

I'm not sure if you would consider this revenge or justice being served, but Marky Mark busting a cap in Matt Damon at the end of The Departed

[tennOsfan]

I'm fond of the Scarface scene where Pacino, with his arm in a sling, blows away the guy who turned on him, along with the crooked cop.

My favorite part is the petrified goon in the corner who just stands there spooked, and Pacino considers shooting him but instead offers him a job. That's just hilarious to me.

[TyCobb]

Rocky 4!!!!

I would have to say my favorite would be Shane. When Shane enters the bar at the end to finish off everyone.

[Scrat1]

Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.

Ooh, good choice.

[Sideburns]

This (http://www.i-italy.org/files/imagecache/600x/files/still_photos/Michael_corleone_1215062539.jpg) says it all

[Maverick2143]

Near the end of Shawshank Redemption when the cops come for Warden Norton.


"like to think the last thing that went through his head... other than that bullet... was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him. "

[Scrat1]

Near the end of Shawshank Redemption when the cops come for Warden Norton.

That's a good one too.

I tried to give you rep for the Spaceman Spiff avatar but I've given out too much already.

[cindyluvsbrady]

Near the end of Shawshank Redemption when the cops come for Warden Norton.

That is a great one!:)

[ChaosLex]

That's a good one too.

I tried to give you rep for the Spaceman Spiff avatar but I've given out too much already.

I got him a couple days ago for that. :D

[ChaosLex]

I also like how the *evil* TV station owner at the end of UHF got PWNED. :D

[Maverick2143]

I got him a couple days ago for that. :D

I found a bunch of Calvin & Hobbes avatars and I have been debating in my head if I am going to rotate through some of the better ones. Spaceman Spiff is my favorite and will be my permanent avatar, but I think i might occasionally bust out a few of the others.

[ejf1025]

Probably a little more redemption than revenge...

But Aidan Quinn putting down the mobster in Legends of the Fall.

[Doyle Hargraves]

It was pretty sweet when Carl Childers put me out of my misery at the end of Slingblade.

[Fiver]

How about most of the last 30-40 minutes of Tombstone?

Starting with the train scene, when Earp tells Ike to 'Run you curr!!! And tell the rest of you currs that the law's coming. You tell 'em I'M coming; And HELL'S COMING WITH ME'.

Then the scene w/ Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo - 'I'm your huckleberry'

Love that movie!

[Fiver]

I also must point out, the entire last 1/2 to 2/3 of the Denzel Washington flick 'Man on Fire'.

If you have not seen this movie, do yourself a favor. Stop what you are doing, run - don't walk - to the store, and rent/buy this movie to watch TONIGHT. The first 30 minutes or so are a bit slow, but when Denzel gets PO'd, it is ON. Whatever you normally watch on Monday's, this movie is WAAAAY better, trust me. Definitely better than Jags/Texans on MNF :eek:

The scene w/ the guy on the hood of the car is particularly sweet, for those who have seen it.

[YardBirds13]

I also must point out, the entire last 1/2 to 2/3 of the Denzel Washington flick 'Man on Fire'.

If you have not seen this movie, do yourself a favor. Stop what you are doing, run - don't walk - to the store, and rent/buy this movie to watch TONIGHT. The first 30 minutes or so are a bit slow, but when Denzel gets PO'd, it is ON. Whatever you normally watch on Monday's, this movie is WAAAAY better, trust me. Definitely better than Jags/Texans on MNF :eek:

The scene w/ the guy on the hood of the car is particularly sweet, for those who have seen it.

Great pull.

Classic Denzel being a bad-ass in this one.

[Lucky Jim]

Not huge on revenge movies/scenes. But when O'Bannon gets plastered by paint in Dazed and Confused, it's pretty fantastic...

[adamwolff11]

The end scene in "Lucky Number Slevin"

Definitely the most amazing revenge scene in recent movie history

[blakesta]

Not one scene, but the entire movie of "The Count of Monte Cristo".

This is one of my all time favorites, a little long but well worth it.

Not a dull moment in the entire movie.